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THTR 340 Chapter Chapter 4: Summary_ Chapter 4

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pdopler16
17 Jan 2023
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Evangel University
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Theatre
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THTR 340
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Commit to complete objectives + overcome obstacles. Connect the body and mind to portray your character better. Be aware of how your character would act and make sure the objective is clear to the audience. Use action verbs because they are better phrasing and change the rhythm of your characters actions and your acting. Keep in mind that the character will have to overcome obstacles. The greater the obstacle the more involved the audience will be. Must be aware of your character"s strategy of overcoming an obstacle and have a strategy of how you are approaching your character. You must keep in mind that everything is happening to the character for the first time. Your character must act on expectations of the future and not what the future actually holds. Character must be ready to make adjustments depending on how their story goes.

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